Shoebox Photo Id System
OwnerRainey Greeninventor
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Abstract
The shoebox photo ID system is a shoebox (5) that has a plurality of end panels (10), a plurality of lateral side panels (15), a bottom, and a lid (25). Attached to at least one of the panels of the shoebox (5) is a pouch (30) adapted for removably holding and displaying a specially prepared photograph (35). The photograph (35) includes at least one view of the pair of shoes in the shoebox (5), thus enabling a consumer to easily identify the pair of shoes in the shoebox (5) by viewing the attached photograph (35). An alternative embodiment includes an additional photograph (20) of the pair of shoes permanently attached, embossed or printed on the shoebox panel.
Claims13
A shoebox photo ID system, comprising:
- a shoebox having a plurality of end panels, a plurality of lateral side panels, and a bottom defining a shoebox, and a removable lid covering an open top of the shoebox;
- a pair of shoes contained in the shoebox;
- a pouch attached to at least one of the panels of the shoebox, the pouch having a transparent viewing side;
- and
- at least one photograph disposed in the pouch, the photograph being viewable through the transparent viewing side, the photograph showing an image of the shoes;
- whereby, a consumer may easily identify the pair of shoes in the shoebox by viewing the photograph thereof.
A method for creating a shoebox photographic identification system, comprising the steps of:
- associating a run of shoes during manufacturing with a run of die cut box patterns during box production;
- creating photo images of the shoes;
- transmitting the photo images to the associated die cut box pattern;
- printing the photo images on the associated die cut box pattern;
- creating at least one photograph-receiving pouch on the associated die cut box pattern;
- making a hard copy photograph;
- placing the hard copy photograph in the pouch of the shoebox;
- and
- placing the shoes in the shoebox.
A method for creating a shoebox photographic identification system, comprising the steps of:
- associating a run of shoes during manufacturing with a run of die cut box patterns during box production;
- creating photo images of the shoes;
- printing the photo images on the associated die cut box pattern;
- creating at least one photograph-receiving pouch on the associated die cut box pattern;
- making a hard copy photograph;
- placing the hard copy photograph in the pouch of the shoebox;
- and
- placing the shoes in the shoebox.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.